Grandiose London Mansion Listings for Reid Firm
An ornate advertisement for several estate listings in London near Windsor and Regent Street. Sold or let by Mr Reid, with details on Warwick House connections, Park Crescent Portland Place, and a villa beside the Thames. Tickets for viewing available, with solicitors Broughton White and Mr Reid handling inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surrey
Reid
John Robins
Warwick-house
Regent-street
Xfordshire
Capital
Warwick House
Regent Street
Windsor
Capital Family
County of Jacks
Portland Place
Parkcrescent
Portland-place
Frederick-mews
Albany-road
Broughton and White
Great
Marlborough-street
Regent
Thames
Repent Street
Hyde Park Corner
Currency debate and proposed reforms at Union meeting
At Saville House last evening the Union held its weekly meeting with Mr. Saul elected chair. A 250 member memorial urged changes to Union management. Members discussed currency, opposing unrestricted banking and a national bank under wary government control, while favoring a metallic standard or a flexible paper currency under public supervision. The session featured multiple speakers weighing gold versus paper currency and the effects on prices, production, and workers, ending with a move to table the issue for further study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saville House
Saul
Detrosier
Fox Smith
Hickson
Churchill
Old Bailey
Detroxier
Rogers
Pitt
Dundas
France
Lord Kenyon
National Union
Carpenter
Jack Nokes
Tom Styles
Watson Taylor
Jacobs
Soma Petitians
United States
England
Two Candidates Debate on Taxation and Reform Principles
A mid 19th century exchange juxtaposes views of two reforming candidates on taxation currency tithes and education. Hoshouse advocates fair taxation and abolition of burdens on productive industry while Roepuck pushes reduced government spend and free trade. Others weigh in on the Septennial Act slavery ballot and local courts with a call for national education and good government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Burdett
Times
Hoswouse
Roesuck
Aia
Hosnotse
Roepuck
Holycouse
Hosnouse
Church of England
Hophouse
Hobhouse
Ma. Rogarek
Bath
Hosnovse
Thallot
Mr. Honttouse
Roenick
Roebuck
Roeauchk
Mr. Roestick
Rogstck
Ruth
Cheltenham Gaz
Outlines of a new constitution read to Bethnal Green meeting
A handbill proposing a radical national framework circulates among labor groups. It calls for a national assembly elected by universal suffrage, abolition of monarchies and tithes, free trade, no standing army in peace, and redistribution of crown and church lands. Police report the document reached London officials and even Cabinet ministers, with hundreds of thousands circulated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Police
Bethnal-green
Ireland
Europe
Cosmopolite
Equality
T. Hunter
H Division
Lambeth-street
Commissioners of Police
Scotland Yard
To be published on the 29th of September and continued weekly
A long notice lists periodicals and books for release and review. It includes upcoming issues of the Sena ERMANIA weekly progress record, Edinburgh Magazine contents, and announcements for the Biblical and Geographical Annuals for 1933. Also advertised are trade works, currency analyses, and legal-economy titles with pricing and publication details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sena Ermania
Socie
the Germania
King William
Natred
Strand
rpAl
Edinburgh
Ministry
Blanche Rose
Jean Jacques Rousseau
Kentham
John Bull
Ireland
Scotland
Percy Bysshe Shelley
Tait
Monthly Register
William Tait
Simpkin and Marshall
London
John Cumming
Dublin
Starling
Jerusalem
Temple
Great Britain
Morocco
Edward Bull
Holles-street
United Kingdom
Society for the Suppression of Juvenile Vagrancy Meeting
A meeting of the Society for the Suppression of Juvenile Vagrancy at Sackville Street discussed government sanction and a ship at Spithead to aid refractory boys. Captain Brenton reported Viscount Melbourne would assist. ten destitute cases were rejected due to funds. Ladies were urged to obtain weekly or quarterly subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sackville Street
Brenton
R. N
Viscount Melbourne
Admiralty
Spithead
Ham
The O Connell Present for Mr O Connell and Family
Irish residents plan to honor Mr O Connell and his family with gifts produced by local makers. The package to Derrynane Abbey includes a Marseilles bed quilt a counterpane and multiple shawls along with an accompanying address. The note asks for relief from cotton yarn duties and a tax on steam power to aid local weavers and fabricators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Connell
Derrynane Abbey
Marseilles
Europe
O’connell
Golton Chronicle
Money Value and Wages Debate in Labour Context
Opinion arguing that more money in nominal terms harms labor by failing to raise real purchasing power, with examples of wage and price dynamics, followed by local political meeting on Colonel Stanhope and a Thames death, then a tithe distraint incident in Ireland with cattle seizure and return.
Launcelot Baugh Allen Stands as Southwark Borough Candidate
Notices show Launcelot Baugh Allen, late Magistrate of Union-hall Police, accepting a Southwark electors’ requisition to stand for borough representation after Calvert’s death. A public appeal favors Hill, once a King’s College porter involved in exposing Bishop and Williams atrocities, now dismissed after ten years. Privilege of Pears shielded peers from arrest for debt, with a Scotch Peer example amid bailiff dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Launcelot Baugh Allen
Union-hall
Southwark
Calvert
Hill
King’s College
Bishop and Williams
Pears
Court of Common Pleas
Great Britain
Reformed Parliament and Taxed Knowledge Echoes
A voice urges taxation removal on knowledge to empower voters including workers, claiming wisdom and knowledge as the path to stable times. The piece cites Dr. Wade and argues for broad participation in government through affordable education and institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade
Stirling
Archway Road
Highgates
Thomas Kentish
Highgate
Archway-road
East India House Court Discusses Juries and Juggernaut Tax
A Quarterly General Court of the Proprietors of East India Stock met in the Court room with R G Ravenshaw presiding. Papers on Indian juries, annuities granted in England, and College affairs were laid on the table. Dispute over abolition of the Juggernaut tax was noted as under serious consideration. protests about missionary impact and worship of idols were voiced, and no information on suffragan bishops was available. The meeting adjourned after heated exchanges and a motion by the Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East India
R. G. Ravenshaw
Commissioners of India Affairs
India
England
Poynder
Juggernaut
Lowndes
West Indies
Lush
Poynderaid
Oporto City Fortifications and Trade Describe
Oporto stands on the Douro river about a league from its mouth. It has a barred harbour with a dangerous entrance requiring a pilot. Fortifications were scant but have been improved under Don Pedro. The town trades in wine and counts about 40,000 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oporto
Douro
Don Pedro
Europe
Miguel
Don Pedro's Armament Hits the River for Portugal
Yesterday the Lord Wellington, an East India man lately purchased for Don Pedro, was hauled out at Limehouse and refitted with new masts and copper. Expected to sail for Portugal next week, the vessel will join Admiral artorius fleet with 60 guns and a strengthened hull. Yarrow and Herbal brig sails also moved to reinforce Don Pedro’s forces at Oporto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Wellington
Don Pedro
Artorius
Woolwich
Portugal
Yarrow
Herbal
Oporto
Gravesend
Fourteen detained for selling unstamped papers in borough prison
In Howick on Sept 17 a report notes fourteen prisoners confined for selling unstamped papers. They suffer from poor bedding cold damp cells and meager rations of fourteen ounces bread and two pounds beef weekly. Lord Mayor asked to inspect. Earl Grey replies to Newcastle address with thanks and regrets delayed delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Grey
All Guildhall
Howick
Newcastle
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Lombard
Margate
Brighton
Dieppe
Thor
Mr. Black
Charles Bessell
R. Ramadge
J. Rodgers
Finsbury Square
Saxony
Rreter Mall
James Mull, and CO
Marsion
J. M.and Co
J. Me and Co
Mr. Liver
Seeger
Weekly Register
Macheath
Giller
Quilley
Moon, Boys, and
Lady Peel
Thomas Lawrence
Samuel Cousins
William den
Bacon
Goodyear
Price
Smith, Elder, and Co
Cornhill
Towers
Ottlen
Butler
Trenderson
Opeber
G. James
Natever
DaLeye Oy
Owels
Roebuck and Hobhouse
George Richard B. Robinson
House of Commons
British Empire
James Ridgway
Piccadilly
Foreign Office
Thomas Joplin
Viscount Milton
Society For the Suppression OF
the O'Connell
Westminster Review
Tower Hamlets
Salmon and Ball Tavern
Velcemer Stanhope
W. Luff
Tower Stairs
Black Boy
Waterlane
James Dennis Lyons
William Smith
Kelly
Ballingarry
Edward Croker
Dunnoman
Croom
East India House
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